Magnetic Probes Enable Detailed Analysis of Covalent Organic Framework Pores - AZoM
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Tiny Magnetic Probes Can Be Used to Investigate the Chemical Forces at Work Inside the Pores of Molecular Framework Compounds. Until Now, This Had Only Been Possible to a Limited Degree. Developed by a Team at Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg (MLU), the Method Could Help to Better Understand the Properties of These Materials and Control These Properties in the Future. The Study Was Published in the Journal Small.
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